San Dimas High School - El Santo Yearbook (San Dimas, CA)

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In Mrs. Howarths second period notetaking class. Lisa Osina prepares herself for college lectures. Kim Chism Wendy Christensen Devin Clark Newman Clarke Michael Clifford Michael Colburn Deborah Colleasure Craig Collier Edward Consencino Ernesto Concencino Shannon Corrigan Eric Cosme Jodi Crandall Steven Cronk Karen Cugno ?2 Se tlon i

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Senior Robert Ko, Kasturi Bagchi, Steve Cronk, Kristin Peters, Priya Jagannathan, and Milo Magnusson socialize around the senior table as class president Julie Cheun sells Wendy Chang her senior sweatshirt. It s4CC 4cUU Ity We walked down the old halls, wearing our old clothes, noticing the little freshmen in their new jeans and Corona T-shirts with the bewildered look on their faces, and we laughed. Did we really look like that once? The seniors went out for fast food while the lower classes melted out in the quad, eating the same old burritos, fries, hamburgers, and assorted Hostess goodies. The seniors had been there before, roasting in the quad at lunch and seeking shelter in the library during the cold winter days. It took twelve years to get here and it had caused us mental stress, physical exertion, emotional upheaval, and economic chaos. A senior had faced hundreds of tests, written lots of essays, carried loads of books, stayed up late finishing homework, and gone through the ups and downs of money for lunches, ASB cards, spirit items, dances, and crunch, almond, and caramel chocolate bars. We had been through it all and earned our place. It was the last time we would be part of this group, sharing experiences, and having high school fun before we faced jobs, college, and the future. Melissa Bright Peter Brown Erin Burleigh Scharese Burton Fawn Cambel Stephanie Carey Angela Carnahan Michelle Carrey Matisa Carson Wendy Chang Peter Chen Julie Cheun Senear

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Sfrie o£ Setttttty ' Dotow, Panic was a familiar eeling to all seniors, and worrying about graduating, etting into college or nding a job were a few hings that caused seniors o finally settle down. Call slips went out for eniors to see counselors bout classes and future lans. For those who still eeded additional classes, ight school turned out to be an important factor. Others needed applications for SAT ' s and ACT ' s, as getting into college was another step. Most colleges required a November application, and while college representa- tives visited to help students in making a choice, worrying about choosing the right one caused stress. Senior Cathi Razo said, I ' ve just recently made the decision to attend Cal Poly, and I ' m not even sure of that! Parties hosted by seniors were scarce. Sophomore Louie Vidaure said, Not many seniors are giving parties. The fact that some kids missed the ceremony last June due to academic deficiency inspired some seniors to study rather than socialize. This is my last year and I want to have fun, but graduating is more important, said senior Nancy LaVars. I don ' t party as much as I used to in previous years because it ' s time to grow up, said senior Jennifer Aston. Settling down meant different things to different people, but one thing was for sure, this class took their senior year seriously. Pamela Dahlstrom Rhonda Danielson Colleen Deady Katherine Deal Jill Ditterline Andrew Dominguez Kevin Dorado Shelley Dow Daniel Drechsler Karen Drechsler Jason Duffey Gretchen Dunphy Paul Duran Christine Ebersole Gabriela Escobedo Michelle Esposito Daniel Ferdman Patricia Figley Kristin Filippone Jennie Floto Setla A f3